Inbuilt Printer Electrolytic Metal Coulometric Thickness Gauge

FEATURES

• Permits measurement of thickness of single layer of electroplating metals
• The preset standard plating types are: decorative chromium, hard chromium, nickel, copper (copper on iron or non-metallic substrate), zinc, tin, silver, and gold 8 plating types. If you want to test other plating types, you must modify the preset plating types. For example, if you need to test electroless nickel (customers may not test silver), you can change silver to electroless nickel.
• Permits measurement of thickness of individual layers of multi-layer electroplated coatings
• Permits measurement of thickness of electroplated coatings on non-conducting materials such as plastics
• Digital display permits easy and accurate direct readings of measured thickness in the decimal system
• Equipped with a miniature printer, which can automatically print plating species, thickness and test time
• Potential difference cannot be measured
• Designed for use in accordance with the standard testing procedures conforming to the ISO Specification

SPECIFICATIONS

Detailed list:

TG-100E tester body 1pc

Potential testing stand 1pc

The signal cable for potential transducer 1pc

Electrolysis cell 1pc

Gasket 1pc

Electrolysis solutions A2, A4, A5, A8 1pc

Rubber 1pc

Portioning bottle 2pc

Nipper 1pc

Instruction, guarantee card 1pc

Inspection prior measurement

1. Place the tester, testing stand and the stand of the chemicals on the working desk in even and straight.
2. Be sure that the power supply is AC 220V.
3. Connect the tester to testing table using cables.
4. Depress any select plating button, short out the signal clip to the terminal of signal plug, turn on the power switch and then depress the measurement button, the stirrer should rotate and the displayed begin to count. Disconnect the connecting line between the signal clip and the terminal of signal plug, the tester should immediately stop to count and alarm. Thus the condition of the tester can been considered as normal.

How to select the electrolytic solutions

Designation of electrolytic solutions and deposited metal and base combinations